Platter
places
peaceful
The AS UN record store and
the Dirt Cheap record store are
peacefully co-existing. Both
stores sell records at prices
lower than other record
stores.
"Both stores are obviously
taking away from each others'
business," said Bill Chaloupka,
ASUN record store manager.
"But we are both making
money."
"It is unfortunate that we
didn't know Dirt Cheap was
going to open," Chakxipka
continued, "or ASUN could
have gone into something else
besides a record store."
Dirt Cheap opened Sept 1,
1970, fourteen days before the
ASUN store opened. Both
stores stock predominately
rock, soul, and rhythm and
blues records and tapes.
"The Union record store
doesn't seem to hurt our
business," said Terry Moore of
Dirt Cheao. "We are making
enough money to give ourselves
meet on
of your
distant cousins!
It makes you stop and think.
The concept that lower life forms
Evolve into higher and higher life forms.
It makes you wonder.
How far weVe come
Since man first climbed down a tree.,
And how far we have to go.
Sure the world needs change.
It's easy to see the flaws.
It's harder to make things better.
That's where you come in.
It's on your shoulders now.
The whole promise of man ....
You are the next link in his continual evolution,'
You must summon up
All the excellence you can muster.
We hope you're up to it.
You are our life insurance.
pnooniii
MiifiinJ
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
InWHtlHNI
a salary and to expand the
store."
Dirt Cheap prices are an
average of 50 cents lower than
the Union's. The Union Store's
are approximately 45 cents to a
dollar less than local depart
ment stores. , ; ri
Another discount record store
called "One Step Up" is going
to open soon, according to
Moore. The new store will be
located above the Bourbon
Lounge.
"Dirt Cheap Is set up dif
ferently than we are," said
Chaloupka. "They buy records
as they can afford them. The
Union Store has a distributor
who orders and stocks our
racks. This gives us new
releases first, but this is also
why Dirt Cheap can undersell
us!"
"We are looking at ways to
lower our prices and improve
our stock," he said. "We hope
to lower prices as our volume
goes up and we may change
our distributor."
Profits from the ASUN store
go to paying off the initial
debt If profits are , steady,
some money will go to a schol
arship fund and some back
into the store. ., . , ,
Calendar
.
Thursday, Nov. is
Union-Drama, 2:30 p.m. Nebraska
Union
Builders, Calendar and Directory, t
p.m. Union
Political Science Department, speaker,
Colin Jackson, 3:30 p.m. small
auditorium, Union
Hvde Park, 3:M p.m. Union '
Builders, tours, 4:30 p.m. Union
YWCA Cabinet, 4:30 p.m. Union
Christian Science Organization, 7 p.m.
Union
Young Republicans execs, 7 p.n-
Union
Chess Club, 7 p.m. Union
Student Affairs, Minority student, 7:30
p.m. Union
AUF, 7:30 p.m. Union
Young Republicans, Penel of American
Women, t p.m. Union
Red Barons, 6 p.m. Union
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THE NEBRASKAN
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1970
